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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10
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HUNTS \
REMEDY II
THn BEST
Kidney and Liver Medicine.
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.


HUNTS RENERY Ass saved from
Eass iur d.seas, and teaIh husae-ds vho
esve bSsa s'vee ua by physe'ass 50 de.
EIUNT'S remedy surss al diseases
Of TIE Kitaeys, Blaaasr, Vrnsry orsAus.
Dropsy, CEsvel. nj 0etss ana Inoonuncnos
ASS Rstsafsoa % Ultse.
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creates aa appetite. eracss up tss syssssu. ans
rsasvei lss'sb IS ,h- result
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s.3s. Dtss o. Loins. Gsaslal Dse.iisy. Fsnal.
Diseases. p.s,urseI S,tsp Loss Ct Appss.,,
su3 BrtsAi'. p.sessa.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10
BEWARE!

A CERTAIN INDEYTURE OF MORTGAGE
n boring date July p, 1885, usde by T. "
Calhoun and wi =. ard Davaple 10 oder OF
Gorge W Bruce. on SO ~ 100 scres in lard
eounty, 10 secure the payment OF 500 VITA
interest
The above mortgage anI note have teen
10 :, and this not'c- is 10 wan any on- from
being sWindled thro eh them bv fraudulent
assignment. GE 1RG - W BAUC&. j 5lvIm
7 WILL PAY sl00 FOR THE RETURN
l. of goods stolen from my house FriSav
n 1oO, Nay 18th. conf Il g OF gold wstc h
so for informst'on Ieadirg 10 conviction
OF 'h'et GE ,. r r ANCHARn.
B anchard. " 7 II y 10 1887. lSdwl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10

We are experienced gro-er meu and will be
pleased to have the old customers OF the store
rive Us trial, a. We shall spare no pains to
please al both In quality Of DDS and prices.
JED I'm PETERSON BROS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10
OREGON RY. & NAV. cos
STEAMERS.


NORTH PACIFIC AND GEO. Z. STARR.
Alternate.
Arrive daily except Sunday. from
Victoria and Port Townsend pm
Depart ally except sunday, for
4cuE4a ..-..s-.. s--s 1900 IA
Arrive daily, except Sunday,
from Tax ma......--.- 0ssO 9 n
ID part daily exc pt sunday, for
Victoria and PERI Towns~rd.. q m
STEAMER EMMA HAYWARD.
Arrives daily from Tacoma. pm
Departs daily for Tacoma........ . m
Arrives daily from Tacoma. ex-
cept Sunday ....-....... ....lg.5o p %
Sun5ay..-.. ....,.............. I:30pm
STEINER IDAHO
Arrives from whateom every fuss-
day, Thur dav and SAturdsr at -. p m
Deps t. 70 Whateom sv-ry Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at,....... an
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10

AAA-AA 80
STOCKS.
Ana can Frprasz. Igp. caradi1n Pacih-
s9h: CsDsda southern. egA; Cenfral Pssinc
SA. ChlcEga. iuriiagi9a = Quincy. 1863
Drisssrr. Lackaszs "a 4 Wrstera. Is
Denvsf Rio Grad. -. Eri-. ssas: / he
-hsrs. Th. L1usv5ile 4 SashEle. CO.,,
Nirhi ga UeEtrsi. -. S1fthern PEe . e.
siE. preferred. % Esus4s fsKts. ga
NV fork Oeutral ilefs; Oteg1o Improve.
snsnt. 80 Org Navts4tion. iq2A; Oregon
Tran.cnn tBeltsi. 81 -. F1ni, 9ls: rae &c
Moi. 81, Rack Islasd I3ih; Texas Paci nc.
8lk. Uni n Psch,, Gos; : EXpress. O.
Fsfg5 Impress. Is Western UrioR, 7sk.
B5ocx xAHKEE IN EtW YORK
Nav YORK. June The st0rk market
dAy wss Gull far a loRg time. Taere was q
mDlets change. however, IN the teEnper q
susculstiOn and be r. isrs Who had covered
most Of bsiF shorts were bailisalE inc iuei
Thee was D difDeuitv in creating 81 aivance
n prize, bat the limltsi bssi8e-s kept the
fuctnAtt0ns extreme amsil. The close w..
dull and steady. The entire active isi, with
the exception OF Laekswanna and NORTH west
efn, are email fraclio Is higher this evening.
NKw YORK HAaKETs
Nav YoEK. June s.-Hops, q1let and IN
unchanged.
COT spot, fair; Rio. quiet. So. 50; options
lower; sales. 1876 90 bags; June $40. i0G90 IS
July SO 20S2n 10 August $50 f'GB2 o., SEP
TENDER so 556Ip1 B. BET Der 3 ~. 55692l %.
sugaF-Qaet and unchanged; refnet, arm
aud IN free demard. standard a, bk; e0nIsc-
tioners' 4, 5 lie; gEanulated. S Lie.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10

PnGEI SOUND SHORE R. R

No q departs daily for Tsooma 6 ~ a m
No. p arrives daily I ON Tacoma 60 p n,
No q Departs daily for Stuck
Junction and way st>tions . 2:55 . m
No q s ives DALI from Stuck
Junction and way stztions..... 1905 q N
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10
D. T. DENNY & SON,
REAL ESTATE BROkRRS
AND
Lumber Dealers,
ROOMS 7 and 8, FRYE'S OPERA BLOCK
P. 0. box 252, Seattle, W.T..

r OTIS AND BLOCKS FOR SALE IN
II North Seattle.
Lots avd blocks for sale In d. T. Den.
ny's first second third fourth. fifth and
sixth additional u. T Denny's Pa K add
ton and Mob X II addition.
Business and reside &c lots and blocks
for sale in various parts IT the city.
Ten-acre lots mar the cry.
Farm and farm lsnds in King, San Juan
and Island counties.
WANTED
More farms to sell sBd lease.
More houses to rent.
More city lots and blocks tS cell,
More busir ess property to sell
More money 10 invest in hTst class
mortgage securities We guarantee
NINE PER CENT
Returns On mortgage Investments.
Before buying elsewhere call and look
over our list Of property.
Taxes paid and investments made for
non resident PARTIES
Agenis for the Western Mill Crmpany.
Correspondence from abroad solicited.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10
FOB SNOHOMlSH CITY.

n STEAMER
E.lW. F. MunrOs
Carrying the United States malls. "
cave SEATTLE for Edmunds. Makitea
MarysviTe. Lowell snd snohomish, Mon
lay. Wednssaa and Friday, az 8 n
-eturnirg alternate days
Fer freight or pas age apply on 9oAn
CHAS H. LOW,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10

RiHxuay 90 re p.ozrsss Ct ths Afzhas
Bon caEy Conmizsion's voTk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10
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IrNuoN Jsus 2 lie { sbineg heia
nee siHR tc4Ry .sstiss a. eaaF and s4N
mieutSs 1a# sehteels dis a=ss 4 ucrr
tie speecsss aaAds By Msehsss y VT 10
lFei-rd cuftfg 10 P2ai fsstH ixat. II
vesch be caEass lisd tas tfnAHss g. re-
slt sYIciian y al sue ueata a. their
eammRna sua BE rsPssi e 81 }egEEh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10
o. c SHoREY q CO.,
UNDERTAKERS.
cilnah's Bloek, Front street.

MEN OF ANY ACE HAVING
any Private, Nervous o. Secret D.
= rasfs Unnatural I 81. Dfahslssx an
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-10

VIENNA. June 9. M,ko and Vasaar
heiy are In itpmecists 5aneaF OF iBun
datisn. the dy kss being on the point OF
giving way. Several persons have com
mit'ed suicide and many women hay.
become insane through terror and han
ser. -Four hundred peasants are AZ
work repairing the dykes. Thew de
mand higher wages and are disposed 20
riot. w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23

MORE definite information concerning the postal regulations with Mexico have been received at She Tucson office. The rate on newspaper postage which we in error, before stated bore a local rating. IS one cent for evsry two ounces. This IS the old rating. but this time there appears to be no mistake about ii. The postage On letters is five cents per half ounce, full prepayment, however, is op- tionGl, bat ali letters must each bear two cents United States postage, other wise they will be sen; to tue dead letter office 10 be returned to the writer. Plainly the law says one cent for every two ounces oi newspaper, and two or five cents at option. on esoh half ounce of letters.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23

EVERY war, however grand Tn propor- ton. or dimunitive in size. has its be- roes. Every Indian outbreak De II great or small, proves more or less me metal of the men engaged Tn subduing it. To Lieut.. Carter P. Johnson Con- pany L, 10th Cavalry, belongs the glory of the last military achievement. otnef officers did well and struggled bravery for & front rank Tn the line Of honor' but Johnson, without reflection or dis credit to anyone, outdid them all At the head of bIs troop be began the pur- suit Of the renegades at the reservation and literally ran them down, Once only he missed the trail. but being righted he followed lt unerringly. In the BIGcon mountains, one of the most wild and rugged ranges in Southern ATi- ,ona. he surprised them in camp and to escape the Indians Rbsn- doned everything. From this point they headed towards the San Pedro dis ,ant nearly thirty miles; with Johnson cIose aft their heels, The route taken by the Apaches was uncommonly rough; they were gtoot aud trusted that John son with his horses could not follov. but be- dismountei his men and kept on. Old man Asher re- traced the trail, hoping to find some Of his stolen stock. He says that although m tendertoot himself, he did no. before think ii possible that meu aud horses conld % where Johnson and his troops did. At or near the San Pedro, Capt. Wint joined in the pursuit and the rem aoades were eventually forced back to the reservation. Wonder has been often expressed why SO few depredations were committed by the Indians on ina last raid; the truth of if is they were for safety, obliged to be- take themselves to mountain tastnesses and were hunted from one to another till they surrendered on the reservation Whatever be the disposition made oi the Indians. however, the fruits of hard
 earned victory frittered away, the heroit doinss of Lient. Johnson and his gal Iant troopers will live long in the great ,pl remembrance of Arizonians.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23

STHE Picacho mine is liable to prove a bonsnZa to its owners. At the depth of eighty feet the old workers apparent ly struck a barren piece of ledge and in- stead of going through it dritted on the ore seam on one side. After goirg in 8 few feet the vein again pitched and again they followed it. This mode of opera lions was continually repeated till finally they wers driven out by the incoming water and abandoned the mIpe for good. MT. Wores CD re-Opening the mine clear ed away the debris and instead of fol- lowing the old incline drifts oi his pre- decessors, continued the main shaft straight down. After sIDkIng few feet the barren belt vas passed and aS twenty feet where he wGs driven out by the water, the ledge was about a foot wide, every inch Of which will average 400 ounces to the ton, ThIs, then, properly speaking, is at depth ci lOO feet A steam pump has sincs been put in and ss soon as in operation the shaft will be driven down and the ore body tested. Should il hold it's present sizo and richness to the depth of l5O feet, is owners can congratulate themselves on having all the money they want for life's comfort
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23
Old Gnard Sold.

For several days past the community has been on the qui yive regarding the contemplated sale of the Old Guard mine, owned by Messrs J. V. Niokers. \. A. Packard, and oihers. The mIne bas been bonded for S5O,OO0 some months since and S6 800 had already been paid on the bond when Messrs. DrirkwRter, White and McIver, the in- tending purchasers arrived in camp atont ten days since from England. Since their srriva! some hi.ch regard lug the sale occurred, and 1t was not until today that n complete under ss.ntiny was arrived 5t. There are so many stories sfiost regarding the delay ip The transfer, thut il "a impossible to arrive st the truth. Suffice is that an understandings was arrived at tbis morning, ;he purchasers agreeing Co pay the price sed; the money 70 be paid the Doth or this month. The prop erty IF generally regarded Gs promls- ing one, o1d under its present manage ment has paid from the grass roots down, There is now on the mIDe one incline shaft sbous 250 feet m depth. with ore in paying quantities the entire length of the shaft. In conversation with NIT, Vickers ore Of tue recent own ers, he states ths. the mine has now reached that point, where farther de. veIopmeut requires the erection of hoisting and reduction works. This the present owners did not feel them selves financially able to construct the works necessary for its development, As soon as possession is obtained. Mir George R. Williams, who IS well snd fovorably knozn ss n mining man, will teke charge as Superintendent.
 The sale is particularly gratifying to everyone, as it brings new blood, back ed by plenty of money into the camp snd augurs well for Its fCture prosper ity,-Prospector
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23

IHEEE are reports of great many ilves igatioDs the coming winter, srd f couCreEsmen keep their promises tte coming congress may rival that ot l'76, Tor the number of investigations Already one hears that committees are to be asked 10 inquire into many ques- t,o-s. The administration Of the navy department by Secretary Whitney will be sa interesting theme for William E. Chandler, who, if not appointed member ot the committee on naval st- inEs, may, n accordance with the courtesy of the senate, be 8 member oi Q special committee to investigate the navy department. Some of his friends have said that the matter of the Dol plin would receive attention, and that tle contract for the Few cruiser will be inquired into. Nothing, hosever. has been heard from Chsndler~ himself. Sesrchiug inquiry is to be made ID He matter of the flags in the var de- pErtment; and as 10 tine management oafeau of confederate archives. IT tle inquiry shall take the form suggest ea' Il IS intImated that the executive Cnce's will remind the legislative Ofanch that they are coordinate mem O5is Ot the government and that the.ex- teuuye reserves the right to manage its o"n branch of the government in its o"h Way. Andrew Jackson sent @ let ter to an lnquisite congress one to that e1e;i, snd General Bristow once. when secretary ct the treasury, declined per enptorily 10 disclose the secrets of the s1ninisisation. Bristow. after ne went nun The cabinet, before the committee '1 iaqulsitlon of the lower house had 1OAndoned its attempt to catch Grant, Nloie letter to the president, which e''er referring to the fact that General o'Hht had suggested that he state any 'AIng that the committee asked within A's recollection, sad: "It seems to me
 a' such an inquiry by Q committee oi
 'usfess tends 50 .he absorption, if not .u0 complete destruction, of the execut. we power and to the establishment of 6 legislative administration administration people say some oi -o 'aoinet officers may feel called upon - ~Ake use of this precedent if a senate I i'les shall eDdesvor to ascertain ta s ruth as to the conflicting reports ai ; 0 .ne eabinet conference on the sub lecs of the flags.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23

HERE is llsble to he 8 racket in the New York postoflice over the letter COZ t.;ning MeGlynn's eI-communIcation. I, vas announced inst this important do'umsnt, to the unirocked priest, would be read last Sunday in the Catholic churchrs throughout the city
 of New York, but for unexplained req sous. it failed to come to hand. Five days later, however. It was found snugly eusc uced ia the New York postoffice and ihe !evil is 10 pay in consequences. Tc- Eorrow McGIynu will get it in the neck.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23
Is There Cure for Consumption? ?

We answer unreseIvedly, yes! lf the natient commences III time the use of Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medical Discov- ery." and exercises the proper care. II allowed to run it's coarse too long all medicine is powerless to stay 1t. Dr. Pierce never deceives 8 patient by hold ing ou: a felse hope for the sake or pecuniary gain. The "Golden Medical Discovery" has cured thousands ot ps- tients when nothing else seemed to avail. Your druggist has it. Send two st.mps for Dr. PIerce's complete treat ise on consumption with numerous tes- tinloaials. Address Worlds DIspensary Medical Assoclati9n, Buffalo, \, l.
 Dr. Pierce's "Pellets"-!he original "Iattle Live. Pills" (sugar-costed)-- cure sick and biiious headache, sour stomach, and bilious attacks. By dFng- gists.
 Thousands of women bless the day on which Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Prescrip.- tion" was made known to them ID sli those Arrangements causing backAohe, dragging -doRn sensations. nervous ana general debility. 1t IS soyerign reDe- dv. Its soothing and healing properuet render it of the utmost value 10 ladies suffering from "internal fever. oonggs. lion. inflammation, or ulceratioD' bS druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23

HE Phenix Herald, few days since. kindly advised the Tucson papers to let up on the pretentions of land Rrabber Reavis. So far as the CITIZEN is con cerned 1t merely stated few facts and advised the people of the Salt River val ley to guard agsInst something that Is sure to come. There is no doubt whatever but that Resvis intends by able counsellors, to attack the titles to their hard earned homes. Since the visit of Attorney Frank Cox to Tucson, tine Pheni1 press on the knoWledge he here gained, are waking up to this conclusion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23

CAMERON H. KING. the present Con- missioner of Immigration, IS already in bad oder in Phenix. In conjunction with others, De has, says the Herald, in- siituted trumPed-up suits to extort moaey fron innocent citizens by attack ing the titles of thelr honestly bought property. The AriSonsn is likewise after the same crowd. By the time Commis- siouer Ming has resided a year in Phenix, his reputation will be something similar to the one he SO honestly bore at the time of his departure from Tucson. "Csm." Is Rreat maker of populations. but Es a rule tbey are such O; which no man need be proud.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23

HE National Republican under the caption of Economy and Retorm,' says thg. both are we'll illustrated by 6 com psrison of the civil snG miscellaneous expenses of the second year oi the pres ent administration inst closed, with the second year of the last Republican ad- ministrRtioD, which closed June %, 1888. The civic and miscellaneous ex- penses for the fiscal year ending June 30. 1883, were S6S. .67S O22; for the fiscal year ending June 30. 1887. they were SS5, i5s,0 ,060, and increase n the days of economy and reform of sixteen millions, tour hunir and eighty thousand ard thirty-sight dollars. 4 Republican House of Representatives made the sP- propriatioDs for tbe Republican Presi- cent in 1883, aDl Democratic House Of Representatives made the RpproPTiR- tions for the Democratic President ID lSS7, TLls is Democratic economy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23

HoN. II. P. FREEKAy, cashier of the Consolidated Bank and among our most respected citizens, has had tempting offer 10 leave us snd cast his fortunes ss cashier of the National Bank of ATi- EOns, with the people of the Salt River valley. But for the moral obligations to remsin in hIs present position, he would Do constrained to accept. Mr. Freeman w6s the primal cause of the consolida- ton of the two Tucson banks. The agreements so that end were conditioned upon his pnimis= to remain in charge as cashier The offer, however, of Messrs. ksles & Lewis IS especially gratifying 10 both Mir. Freeman snd bis friends. They are old Nevsdsns and the offer now made evidences well the confidence his ola busIness associates st.il repose 10 hin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23

REFERRING to SD item in our contem- porary, copie from New Mexico paper, n relation 10 railroads requiring pas sengers purchasing tickets to sign the same, 1t is only where passengers willing iy do this that they are compelled to do 20. Justice Field has not been the only one to refuse to comply with this request of tke railroad companies, Rs there IS scarcely Q travelling salesman ou the road who will sign a .Icket.- Jarrpal Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23

FSoUGH water Is running to waste in fine Santa Cruz to irrigH;e half ihe earth. Stn the chronic cry of mo water" will ere long again be heard, vitboct the least effort in the wide world having been made to save the surplus that ran to waste in times o' rhr1u4ErPA
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23

Tur,ssua of standard silver dollars from the hints during the week ended yolv 9 was S519G20 The issue during tba corresponding penod of last year ,,as s4sz2Ss. The shipments of trac- .,-,aI silver coin during the month of J,-e suou1.ed to S6SS, 446.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23

HE report made by Surveyor General Hise on the Tres Alsmos land grant, has Ht length been submitted to the h. terior Desrtment. Commissioner Sparks ooneurs in the recommendations of Mir. Hise aud suggests that Congress be re- ques;ed to pass law definitely reject ing the claim. The tract in question covers an area of about 40. O.OOO acres.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23

HE recent cbGuge in the manage mert of the Phenix Gazette is subject tar1uch ado by some of its eonten- porgries. The withdrawal Of Gessrs F.clss and Parish and the substitution e .. O. Dan5sr will not change in the lasst, tse political color of the paper. Moss tack democracy snd mugwump- is2 r1r o--sreli one to the other. The Gazette h-s aiways been up 10 tbs stan dsrl of frontier journalism aud in the hands Ug Duabar We look for nothing irss.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23

TEE rush Of waters in the RillI.o was tlo much for the Ditch Een and for the nue being they must hang up ;te fiddle snG the bow. i; Is to bs hoped however, thai the delay will be but temporary sld that ou subsistence of the waters thsir works will De found uDimpaired sad that they will then vigorously push Il forward 10 completion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23
Ordinance No. 57.

Re if ordained by the mayor aud con- mon council of the city of Tucson' as follows: -o5 bv the mayor Msy s, 1883, is hereby re- yoked as follows. viz: . The word thirty in section ,, chapter one. is hereby stricken out and the "oiu sixty inserted in lieu thereof, Sec. 2, All ordinances and parts ot ordinances in conflict with this ordinAn0e are hereby repealed. ,,u Ses. 3. This ordinance to be ID iuIi force and effect ten days after the nrs' publication thereof. o, Passed and adopted thIs 9th day or July, 1887.
 Approyed;
 Mayor. Attest:
 CHARLES H. MEYER,
 Recorder.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23

HE Board Of Equalization of Mari cop, county msde raise Of soo'VVO on t5s sssessable property of that county.